Thomas Jackson-Gluth, LSW, SWC

Type of Therapy Provided: Telehealth services: Individual & Group

Client Ages Accepted (Range): 10–35

Most Used Interventions: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy Techniques, Nature-Based Therapy Techniques, and Play Therapy Techniques

A creative outlet I enjoy: Nature Photography

My favorite way to enjoy nature: Exploring the forest floor

One word to describe my therapy approach: Collaborative

A feeling I want clients to take from therapy is: Empowerment

About Me: Thomas Jackson-Gluth (he/him) graduated from the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work in June 2025, with a concentration in clinical mental health and ecological justice, along with a certificate in human-animal-environment interactions. He is dually licensed to practice in Colorado and Ohio and provides exclusively virtual therapy services, offering an accessible and flexible space for clients. Thomas values building authentic, collaborative relationships and takes pride in integrating clients’ unique interests into the therapy process. Grounded in a social work perspective, he recognizes the impact of environmental, political, and systemic factors on mental health, and welcomes individuals experiencing anxiety or distress related to the current ecological and sociopolitical climate. Outside of his clinical work, Thomas enjoys gaming, sports, exploring national parks, hiking, camping, and spending time with his dog- interests he may draw upon to foster connection, relatability, and creativity in his work with clients.